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Artificial intelligence, using MiniConvNet, enhances wavelength measurement resolution beyond hardware limits. This compact system achieves high accuracy, offering a breakthrough for miniaturized, high-resolution wavemeters.

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Area of Science:

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Spectroscopy

Background:

Current speckle-based wavelength measurement struggles to exceed the minimum tuning interval (MTI) of reference light sources.
Achieving higher resolution in wavemeters is limited by hardware capabilities.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a compact convolutional neural network (CNN) for direct wavelength regression.
To overcome the hardware resolution limit in wavelength measurement.
To enable miniaturized, high-resolution wavemeters.

Main Methods:

Development of a compact convolutional neural network named MiniConvNet.
Utilizing a 10-cm-long multimode fiber for wavelength measurement.
Direct wavelength regression using AI for enhanced resolution.

Main Results:

MiniConvNet successfully resolves wavelengths separated by 1 pm.
Achieved a mean absolute error (MAE) of 50 fm and R-square of 0.9989 at a resolution-to-MTI ratio of 0.5.
Spectral resolution increased up to four times the calibration limit.

Conclusions:

The developed MiniConvNet transcends hardware limitations for high-resolution wavelength measurement.
This AI-driven approach provides a scalable solution for miniaturized wavemeters, especially where reference light sources are scarce.
Offers a significant advancement for precise spectral analysis in various applications.